powerball mania heating up. good morning, america. >> one -- just one winning ticket for the record powerball jackpot worth almost $600 million. so, where was it sold? and more importantly, who's holding on to it? this morning, the search is on for this morning's multimillionaire. massive twister. look at this twister menacing central kansas. more than 200 reports of severe weather in a dozen states. hail the size of baseballs and today, a danger zone that spans 1,000 miles. ginger zee, leading our extreme team. success stories. michelle obama's special sendoff to high school graduates heading off to college. her message -- there are things that matter more than grades. and the star stalker. oscar winner jennifer lawrence harassed. unannounced visits and hundreds of voice mail messages.

and why alleged stalker called lawrence his biblical mary. and good morning, america. a lot happening overnight, including one lucky lottery winner waking up to a whole new world this morning. >> a whole new world. i can't even imagine. the big question now, who's sitting on a winning ticket worth $590 million? we know one thing, it's not ron claiborne. >> you were pounding on that bodega door to no avail. >> you know what, next time. i got the numbers. >> keep this thing going. >> here they are. here are the winning numbers -- 10, 13, 14, 22, 52 and powerball 11. >> the ticket was sold at a supermarket, zephyrhills, a town outside of tampa and ben kennedy

is right there this morning. ben, good morning to you, sir. >> reporter: good morning, dan and bianna. kind of hard to believe that someone is waking up more than half a billion dollars richer. and odds are, they don't even know it. just outside of tampa. you can see right now the doors are locked and closed. you bet once this store is open, this is going to be all the talk. the big question this morning is, who won? is it a person or possibly group? after taxes, roughly $370 million. nothing to complain. to set the scene, this is zephyrhills, a very small community about 10,000 people. they're not used to this -- right now in the parking lot is filled with satellite trucks and local media. i ran into a couple of shoppers here that were at the atm. they had no idea that this was the winning store. might get a small cut possibly.

i want to show you guys real quick, this is a losing powerball ticket, it's actually mine, we're looking for the winner. i think half the fun of playing the lottery is the what if moment. if you won, what would you do? one person or possibly a group they have that tough decision this morning. dan? bianna? >> only you could see instant video of them reacting to that in the news they were the winner. thank you so much, ben. we appreciate it. and so many powerball tickets were sold. there was an 80% chance, virtual guarantee there would be a winner since every combination was in play. now, the jackpot resets to a cool 40 million bucks. as we have seen, it doesn't take long before that number soars. our coverage continues with gio benitez. >> reporter: bianna, good morning.

2013 has seen some of the largest jackpots ever. this one took only 13 consecutive draws to reach record-breaking numbers. those lucky numbers have been drawn and the grand prize winner is out there. ending the craziest, highest powerball jackpot yet. >> powerball, let's do it! $600 million. >> tonight, we got a guaranteed jackpot it's worth 40, 50, 70 -- >> reporter: this jackpot has been ballooning for six weeks. stopping at $590.5 million. beating the old powerball record. by 3.5 million. >> four, five hours, people keep coming to buy. >> reporter: yesterday, in just one hour, texas sold over 1 million tickets, with sales for the day averaging a whopping $36,000 a minute. >> ladies and gentlemen, please single file line. >> reporter: the jackpot grew so dramatically in pa because the price per ticket went up from $1 to $2 and now 43 states have the game.

plus d.c. and the virgin islands. playing a big role in the record-breaking jackpot is california. >> california joined since the first of april and that made it draw even faster. >> reporter: the website powerball.com, crashed directly after the drawing. there are over 230 million tickets with the wrong numbers. while the one winning ticket was sold at a grocery store in florida. so, now, it starts all over again. with 40 million up for grabs. i'm thinking the more office pools we do, the better chance we have. >> i like the way you think, i like the way you think, gio. let's bring in the executive director of the multistate lottery. he is in urbandale, iowa. chuck, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> let me put you on the hot seat a little bit. yesterday on the broadcast you said that the jackpot may very well go up, north of 650 million

bucks, which would have been the biggest in american history. instead, it appears it has gone down to $590 million and we're feeling slightly ripped off. what is going on? >> i have to take the blame here. normally that -- we would hit those sales. but the competing jackpots took the winds out of the sails a little bit. the states sold even more tickets due to the competing jackpots. yes, i have to take the hit and i apologize for that. we came in pretty close to where we were, still a record. not where i thought quite we where would be. >> you mean the mega millions that was also going on this weekend, i assume. >> exactly. >> when will we know who won the powerball? >> well, that is entirely up to the winner. of course, they're anonymous to the lottery, we have no idea if it's one person or a group of people.

or somebody driving through the suburb of tampa bay. >> what is your advice to someone waking up richer? finding themselves $590 million richer? take your time? announce yourself right away? what would you advise? >> well, i would sign the back of the ticket, if it were me, i would put it an envelope and duct tape it to my chest. powerball millionaire with a nasty rash. >> all right. hopefully, someone has a nasty rash that will have plenty of money to heal. bianna, over to you. >> duct tape or superglue. take your pick. we'll turn now to the extreme weather hitting a large part of the country, dozen states battered by severe storms. two of those states hit by reported tornadoes. and it's not over yet. more severe weather is on the way and extreme team

meteorologist ginger zee is chasing the storms in oklahoma city. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: good morning, bianna and everybody. yesterday was basically a warm-up for the atmosphere and today it intensifies. and it goes into more populated areas like oklahoma city. that's why we're here because this could be a dangerous day especially if we get a repeat of this. up close and unbelievable. tornadoes rip across central kansas. take another look. this tornado is for real. and this tornado was definitely well documented. >> best tornado i have ever seen. >> reporter: here it is, torturing the land beneath. looking dark and mean. from this angle the twister terrifying with lightning behind, and look at it here, in sanford, kansas, when it touched down again. that tornado hit at least one home. fortunately the owner took cover

in his basement and survived. more than 200 severe weather reports. and then there was the hail, up to softball size. it's definitely been a busy weekend elsewhere, too, look at this, more than 8 inches of rain shut down roads and flooded scars in northern alabama. >> they have been here their whole life. they haven't seen anything like this. >> reporter: but this wild-weather weekend is only just beginning. the threat today is elevated. i need to get right to the maps to show who needs to be aware of what. this is going to be late afternoon/evening. especially from north texas all of the way to north dakota, even minnesota, in that risk area. but the very high area that you see here there in that dark red, kansas city, down to oklahoma city, that's where tornadoes could become large and even

stastay on the ground for a long time. not just today, this is a lo long-live system, it's going to go into tomorrow. it's a slow-moving system. the dry line that's where all of the storms are going to pop up. watch out for that. watch your local abc stations. we'll be storm chasing here. coming up in the next weathercast, i'll be talking about the rainfall. some flooding rains possible. for now, we'll head back into the studio. >> ginger zee, as she said on the broadcast yesterday, i don't chase sunshine. >> that's incredible video. it was off the hook. all right. now, let's turn to ron claiborne for a look at the developing stories making headlines this morning. good morning, everyone. an annual parade in virginia celebrating the appalachian trial suddenly turned into a scene of horror on saturday when an out of control plowed in

dozen of marches. abc's tai hernandez has the details. >> reporter: some 60 people are recovering from their injuries after this green cadillac plowed into an annual parade. in damascus, virginia. the car out of control at 25 miles an hour. >> the vehicle veered off the road on the right-hand side. it started striking bystanders at that point and moved into the hiker parade. where it started strucking hikers. it struck a couple of other cars before coming to a stop. >> reporter: three parade goers with serious injuries were air lifted to nearby hospitals. >> hikers and ems fire personnel picked up a 1997 cadillac into the air and pulled people pinned under the vehicle out to safety. >> reporter: according to witnesses, the driver appeared to be an elderly man who may

have lost control after a medical incident. for "good morning america," tai hernandez. and a broken rail may have been responsible for the derailed train crash, investigators are trying to determine if the rail broke before or after that accident. it will take several days to restore amtrak and commuter rail service. federal investigators are examining the black box from the us airways plane that was forced to make an emergency belly landing at newark airport. they believe it was a mechanical issue limited to that particular aircraft. meanwhile, this morning we're hearing from passengers onboard that flight. >> the worst part was skidding. because you heard everything and you felt the skidding. >> you bounce, you swerve and you skid. you can see the sparks. you think you're on fire. because the cabin was filled

with smoke. >> fortunately, none of the 34 people on that plane was injured. and finally, it will be at least one more year until we have a triple crown winner. in horse racing. 15 to 1 long shot oxbow won the preakness saturday. in a huge upset, beating koochlt derby winner and favorite orb, who finished fourth. there hasn't been a triple crown winner since 1978. dan and bianna, you may remember, back in the '70s, there were three winners. everyone was saying it was getting too easy. 34 years without a winner it's not easy. very difficult. >> like winning the lottery. all right, ron, thanks. we'll turn now to first lady michelle obama's surprising advice for high school graduates. during her commencement speech in nashville, she told graduates there's more to life than success than just getting good grades.

axz's reena ninan is in washington with the latest. >> reporter: that's right. the first lady offering the teenagers some unconventional advice. the key to success just might be failure. it's advice that you might not expect from a woman who excelled academically. >> i'm not saying that a grades aren't important. i'm saying they're less important than what you learn and what you're made of. >> reporter: telling high school students at martin luther king junior magnet school. in nashville, that college shouldn shouldn't be all about the books. >> oprah was demoted from her first job as a news anchor. now, she doesn't even need a last name. and then there's this guy named barack obama. i could take up a whole afternoon talking about his failures. but -- he lost his first race

for congress and now, he gets to call himself my husband. >> reporter: all 170 graduates got a hug. there was lots of buzz over bangs. longer and sideswept during friday's commencement at bowie state. she's officially over those bangs that became the subject of so many headlines. her husband even poked fun at the hairdo at the white house correspondent dinner. >> i understand, second term. you need a burst of new energy, try some new things. >> reporter: he doesn't have bangs. he has a few more gray hairs. dan and bianna. michelle obama is not the only publicly discussing her husband's failures. republicans are all over the president from benghazi to the irs scandal. let's bring in george stephanopoulos host of "this week." good morning, sir. the "new york times" has a big

article this morning, saying that this small office in cincinnati that inappropriately targeted the tea party groups was understaffed and confused. and former people who worked in the office saying, this wasn't political, just misguided. is this likely to be seen as useful new information? or dismissed the liberal "new york times" defending the president? >> it depends on who's reading the story. it's not going to stop the investigations. there's going to be another hearing in the senate finance committee this week. the big question is, did anyone in the white house know about this targeting as it was happening? the white house said they didn't know about it until this spring. was there any direction to the irs from the white house? if the answer to those two questions is no, this isn't going to go very far. some irs officials have lost their jobs. other irs leaders have to answer questions about why they didn't tell congress earlier about this. unless you can draw this tightly to the white house, this may lead to some changes in the irs and this program. but i don't think the idea of a scandal will continue.

>> and the administration is saying that the white house didn't know until the spring. but, now, we're hearing reports they knew about this last year, 2012, before the election, lot of people wondering, if the former treasury secretary tim geithner knew about it. >> that's the question. the white house has said that information was not passed on, and we should also say, though, that it turns out that the inspector general also told congress about this back in july 2012. a letter was sent in july saying that this investigation was going on. some in congress were aware or should have been aware that this was going on as well. >> all right, a lot of unanswered questions. george, great to see you. thank you. and coming up later this morning on "this week," george stephanopoulos will be putting white house senior adviser dan pfeiffer on the hot seat.

let's get the national forecast from ginger zee. >> i promised you a look at the heavy rain. let's get right to duluth. they could have more than 3 inches of rain. and the heat, it goes from warm to hot. some records in texas and it feels sticky here in oklahoma. highs close to 90. orlando, 88. that's a look at the southeast. it will be >> good morning, washington. forecaster dave zahren. it is a murky morning and he nation's capital. life shot in annapolis. you can see the fog out there. there is drizzle, mist, light rain. the zaza, you can hardly make out the hundred club. temperatures around the 60 degree mark. calm conditions. right now, no rain falling, but an unfavorable at mr. this afternoon. 68 to 72.

tomorrow, warmer, 78 to part of the country that will be dry, hot and to that's it. and i'll show you that coming up. back to the studio. >> thank you, ginger. in america, he may be best known as an underwear model and the husband of posh spice. let's not forget that david beckham is also a brilliant soccer player. >> a player whose career winding down. overnight, an emotional farewell for perhaps the most famous soccer player on earth. abc's jeffrey kofman has his story. >> this was it. after three decades of professional soccer, superstar david beckham played his final game. in paris, last night. he went out with cheers and tears. his own. a lot of them. >> i expected to have them a little bit. but, you know, it was hard. you try to fight it back. but it's always difficult.

>> reporter: amongst the 45,000 fans, his wife victoria, former spice girl, posh spice, and their kids. in a world of sports superstars, they don't shine brighter than beckham. he came to the usa to raise the profile of soccer. as captain of the l.a. galaxy. he's much more than just a great player. he is a celebrity with appeal well beyond the soccer field. that's posh and becks as guests at the royal wedding in 2011. there he was in london last year lighting the olympic torch. his sponsorship deal have you sold, adidasened h&m. but he's best remembered for those steamy ads selling armani underwear. >> he took time to say hello to the supporters. always happy. and he's very beautiful. >> reporter: beckham is hanging up his soccer boots.

but don't expect him to disappear. there's already talks of him buying a major league soccer club in the southeast. one location being considered for that beckham team, miami. dan and bianna. >> all right. >> this is because she knows her husband is watching. coming up on the broadcast -- a big scare for the oscar winner jennifer lawrence, and family, allegedly stalked by a crazed fan. also ahead -- stunning new details about a college student caught in the crossfire of a home invasion. the bond between beautiful young twins shattered. and wait until you hear who fired the fatal shot. what has jennifer lopez been hiding on the red carpet. the 43-year-old has made a revealing new video which we'll show in "fixation" coming up.

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>> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. quite good morning. i am kathy park with your local news update. new detailed after the murder of an airport authority officer in sterling. police say to young children were inside the home when his wife started get -- and shot him to death. the victim, steven spradling, was a officer. his wife, rosangela spradling, is now behind bars, charged with murder. now there is day with a check in your forecast. >> a murky morning out there. live shot at the congressional country club. a lot of fog out there. temperatures around the region around the 60 degree mark peered this afternoon, we should

get into the upper 60's. cooler than normal. tomorrow, warmer, and by the middle of the week, temperatures like summer. >> thank you. and thank you for watching. we will be back at 8:56.

there it is. the little grocery store outside of tampa that sold a golden lottery ticket worth nearly 600 million bucks. so, now the search is on.

who bought the winning ticket? who is america's newest millionaire? good morning, america. i'm dan harris. we got some official advice from the head of the multistate lottery commission who oversees the lottery, who says if you have the winning ticket, take duct tape and tape it to your chest. good morning, i'm bianna golodryga. it's sunday, may 19th. also this morning, a big scare for oscar winner jennifer lawrence, she and her family allegedly stalked by a man from canada. we'll start here this half-hour in the major case of these twins, caught in the middle of a violent home invasion. invasion and shootout. the young women were from hofstra university. one is now dead.

it wasn't the attacker who fired the fatal shot and abc's linzie janis is on the story. >> reporter: such a sad story made even sadder overnight. by a shocking revelation. police saying they mistakenly killed her. as if their grief wasn't already too much to bear, this morning, the parents and the twin sister, are waking up to the reality that she was killed by police gun fire not but an armed intruder. they concluded it was the bullet of a highly-decorated police officer that killed andrea rebello. >> fired eight rounds in total. seven of those rounds struck her. subject one of those rounds subject the victim. >> reporter: during an intense firefight during the cop and the suspect dalton smith. >> one of the officer inside with the hostages and the gunman. we have a subject down!

everyone stay off the air! >> reporter: police said that he had rebello in a headlock saying i'll kill her. someone came out to move a car after 2:00 a.m. on friday morning. when smith didn't find what he wanted to the house, he sent the sister's female roommate to the atm. overnight, instead of celebrating today's graduation ceremonies, friends and classmates held a memorial. >> very sad. she's a very sweet girl. >> reporter: now, jessica rebello, once inseparable from her twin sister and best friend is with relatives mourning her death. now, questions about the how the rebello, another tough pill to officer managed to shoot rebello, another tough pill to

swallow. dan and bianna, he just got out of jail in february after serving a nine-year sentence, robbery-related charges. >> unbelievable. can't imagine. a tough day on campus there. now, let's go back to ron claiborne for a look at the other stories making headlines. good morning, everyone. someone in florida is waking up very, very rich this morning. the only winning ticket for the record $590 million powerball jackpot was sold at this publix supermarket near tampa. at least 18 other tickets worth at least 1 million bucks were also sold. breaking news from afghanistan this morning, a u.s. transport plane had a hard landing. but one witness said that the plane exploded when it hit the runway. and investigators in hazmat suits searching an apartment in spokane, washington, apartment on saturday. the letters containing the deadly poison ricin. no arrests have been made in this case.

and a finally, take a look at this. a man in colombia tries to steal a woman's cell phone. she doesn't give up a fight. when he tries to get away he runs into an oncoming bus. she helped this guy. rough. ouch. time now for the weather. over to ginger zee who's out in oklahoma city, in oklahoma, ginger? >> ron, it's a busy day ahead here in oklahoma city. but quiet and pleasant this morning. i have to show you that video from earlier, one more time, because i have really never seen anything quite like this. we have seen a whole lot of video in the ten years i storm chased. but check this out. wow. remember, that was rural. only hit one house. and luckily that person was in the basement and survived. but we'll see more populated areas see tornadoes like that

one, that popped up and back down near sanford. it's going to happen here. especially north and east, as we get up into the areas like southeast kansas, western missouri, kansas city is included in the elevated threat area, but see that huge pink area that includes all of north texas there, up to the dakotas, far south central, large hail, damaging wind and of course tornadoes. it's not just today, but tomorrow, too. the risk of severe storms is very high. look at the areas there. tulsa gets it again. east mostly of oklahoma city. a very busy couple of days here in the plains. one more look, i promise you in the southwest, they're staying dry and warming up. look at the numbers. >> good morning. forecaster dave zahren here. foggy and misty and he nation's

capital. temperatures only in the upper 60's. tomorrow, around 80 degrees with showers >> this weather report has been brought to you by macy's. and i have to tell you guys, we're going to chase from here to the northeast the ingredients some of the best that we have seen all year. i want people to be very vigilant if you live here in the plains. >> a good warning. we'll see you here on "world news" tonight and "good morning america" tomorrow morning. and coming up here on "good morning america" -- the unfortunate price of fame for oscar winner jennifer lawrence, this man now accused of stalking her and her family. up next, the voice mail and unannounced visits and his pet name for the star. also ahead -- jimmy kimmel's bizarre and hilarious take on bachelor for babies. that's coming up in "fixation." wow, i've been claritin clear for 10 days!

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already has an oscar, a string of hit movies. and probably more on the way. she has become enormously popular. now, she's dealing with the downside of fame. >> an alleged stalker is under arrest this morning, accused of harassing both her and her family, and going to extremes to try to meet the star. abc's john schriffen is in los angeles with this story. >> reporter: good morning. according to court documents the alleged stalker found jennifer lawrence's brother's information on a website for the family's summer camp for kids. after repeated calls, e-mails, text messages went unanswered, well, that's when the fan allegedly became more aggressive trying to meet the family in person. in movies jennifer lawrence is used to fending off attacks in "the hunger games" and even occasionally getting shot down by bradley cooper in "silver linings playbook." >> why don't you run somewhere

else? >> reporter: now, she's facing a real-life foe that police say is much more dangerous. this morning, a chinese-born canadian citizen is behind bars on bail. accused of stalking jennifer lawrence's brother. according to his arrest warrant he attempted to contact blaine lawrence more than 200 times in april. then, decided to fly to kentucky to find lawrence in person. once in town, prosecutors said that zhao left lawrence threatening voice mails. "when i'm upset, wait and see what happens." >> in hollywood we take this extraordinarily serious. lawrence enforcement take it seriously, too. >> reporter: zhao was arrested when police when he asked police for help contacting lawrence's parents. he allegedly went back to the police with two letters to jennifer lawrence. >> because jennifer lawrence is so sweet and accessible, fans get this perception that she

would like to hang with them. >> reporter: jennifer has become loved for her regular-girl antics. falling on the stairs to accept her oscar win. jack nicholson showing some love in a postoscars win interview request "gma." and how about photo bombing sarah jessica parker at the met gala? our expert said typically stars have plenty of security. but their families don't. they're believed to be more accessible. as for this alleged stalker he's due back in court in july. that's when the trial is expected to start. this is a frightening situation for this family who told the police they have no idea who this guy is. >> not over with the trial coming. john, thank you. coming up on the broadcast -- we're going to switch gears a little bit and dive into the realm of absurd. reality tv going off the rails. jimmy kimmel introducing "bachelor babies." jimmy kimmel introducing

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"fixation." we'll try to struggle through without ginger this morning. >> yeah. >> i'm going to lead it off. the entire news industry is waiting on tenterhooks for the emergence of the sequel of "anchorman." it doesn't come until december, but we did just get this preview. check it out. >> we haven't seen you in a while, america. you haven't changed a bit. >> i got liquor breath and i want to be your friend. >> i got a new cologne. it's called venom. it's pretty much 100% snake venom. ♪ >> hey.

>> you -- you stay classy. >> ron has been wearing venom for years. >> i'm way ahead. >> the big question, as this sequel gets ready to come out, can it top some of classic scenes from the original? we have one. >> you stay classy, san diego. i'm ron burgundy. >> i've been trying to pull that trick on bianna for three years now. >> i'm bianna golodryga. >> i like the panda being operated on in the background there. really funny. moving on. "bachelor"? how about a bachelor version for little kids. jimmy kimmel came up with this one to help his nephew, wesley, find a mate. i think wesley is about 5 years old, 6 years old. check this out. >> "the baby bachelor." america, meet wesley. he's single. he lives with his parents and he takes great care of his body.

>> i hope i find my bride. >> i'm gabrielle and i'm looking for the one. >> i'm looking for a sugar daddy. >> oh. >> i should assign jacob to the show. >> i think he's young enough to start. >> he may be too young. >> how old do you think wesley is there? 5? >> 4? earlier in the show, we had some eye candy for women. now, we have some for all of us to look. jennifer lopez is shooting a new music video. look at her abs. >> she's 43. >> a mother of twins. >> i'm a year younger than her and my abs look like oatmeal. compared to that. that is really, really -- >> she spends more time in the gym than you do.

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tell everybody what we're going to do next weekend? >> what do you think? >> we're going back to prom. >> we went to a prom friday night. it was a blast. we ran for prom king and queen. in a little town in new jersey. we'll show you who won next weekend. >> that's right. we'll have to wait until then. in the meantime, thank you for watching "good morning america." a programming note, watch the nba on abc this afternoon. the grizzlies take on -- >> that's memphis. >> take on san antonio.

>> live and in hd, this is an abc 7 news update. >> good morning. i am kathy park. any news, a big turnout is excited for the 2013 taste of arlington said to kick off at noon today. happening right now, dozens of volunteers are getting ready for the crowds. food, drinks, and art rain or shine. families prepare for graduation ceremonies at the university of maryland and george washington university. , the speaker is actress kerry washington, the star of " scandal." powell the weather hold up? good morning, dave.

>> a great day. -- a gray day. the fog is starting to lift a bit there in annapolis. you can barely make out the building in frostburg. 63 in annapolis, 62 in ashburn. right now, no rain falling, but we still have a frontal boundary to the south that is meandering. it is going to be with us all day long. as we go through the day today, much like yesterday, cloudy skies, cooler than normal, temperatures in the upper 60's, maybe low 70's. drizzle and showers are likely, especially later this afternoon. tomorrow, as we head back to work and school, mostly cloudy. it will be warmer tomorrow, temperature about 80 degrees. afternoon showers and thunderstorms a possibility. if you like summerlike weather, it is coming back at midweek. temperatures in the mid to upper 80's. thunderstorms by weekend. by memorial day weekend, cooler and drier. >> thank you.

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